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These pages can be changed to fit your needs as you explore computer science . Each vocabulary word is organized to emphasize the definition and to seethe word in action . Use this workbook to allow your students to learn and practice the vocabulary words through matching, illustrations,  \nwriting, and more .  \nVocabulary to Explore:  \n1. Abstraction 10. Decomposition  \n2. Accessibility 11. Digital Citizenship  \n3. Algorithm 12. Ethics  \n4. Artificial Intelligence 13. Iteration  \n5. Cipher 14. Loop  \n6. Conditional 15. Patterns  \n7. Cyberbullying 16. Safeguards  \n8. Cryptography 17. Sequencing  \n9. Debugging 18. Variable  \nComputational   \nThinking  \nComputational Thinking is all about problem solving. Whenever you have a task or a problem, you know that you can break it down, or follow a process to solve it . The next few pages will explore the vocabulary of computational thinking.  \n Abstraction  \n Algorithm  Conditional  Debugging  \n Decomposition  \n Iteration  Loop  Patterns  Sequencing  Variable  \nAbstraction    \nAbstraction is a process of making something simpler. It is a way of thinking that helps us understand the information better. Think of it like focusing your camera on something. If you focus on something really close it might look a little different than if you were to zoom out a bit to see more of what the lens can see. In this activity, you are going to look at pictures and then zoom out to see if your guesses are right as to what the image is.  \nZooming Out Activity  \n1. Look at the image on the right closely.  \n2. Write down your guess as to what it is  \n3. Then, click and move the green square to reveal the zoomed out image  \n4. If you were right, draw a circle around the image. If you got it wrong, write a sentence describing what made you think it was something else.  \nYour Guess:    \nYour Guess:    \nYour Guess:    \nYou practiced zooming out on images to understand abstraction. Now write in your own words what you think abstraction means:  \nYou practice abstraction in the classroom all the time! Some examples include:  \n• Writing a summary or a book review of a book you read  \n• Classifying animals  \n• Creating models or images using clay or other tools  \n• Analyzing data to understand the information around you  \n• Circling key words and numbers to solve a word problem Your turn. Give one example of how you use abstraction:  \nAlgorithm    \nAn algorithm is a set of rules that help you complete something. Think about something you follow a step by step procedure like tying your shoes or making a snack. You can also use step by step instructions to create a recipe or create a dance. Let's explore algorithms together. You will need a partner for this activity.  \nPathfinders  \nYou and your partner are going to work together to get out through the maze. You will need to create the algorithm that will help you showcase the path through the maze. Use the space on the right to either write directions (Move forward, turn left, etc) or draw arrows to show directions to turn and move. Once you and your partner write all of the directions, use the Drawing Tool to try out your algorithm. If it is correct, put a sticker over your maze to showcase you did it! If not, 'debug' your algorithm to help you get through the maze. Bonus, create your own maze to challenge each other beyond this maze activity.  \n\n| |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nYou practiced writing algorithms by getting through the maze. Now write in your own words what you think algorithm means:  \nAlgorithms are used in your every day life. Here is just a short list of algorithms you may use every day. Write your idea on  \nthe last line.   \n1. Setting the table  \n2. Using GPS in your car or on your phone  \n3. Using search on your computer.  \n4. 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